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Newspaper
New Ulm Review
Location
New Ulm, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1908
Page
5
A bustling local update from New Ulm covers weather, people traveling, and business moves. Notes include Joseph Stnasiel selling property for 8100, visits to relatives in Sudwater and North Nakule, staff changes at the Eagle Mill, patent news for Thos Forstner, and public notices about train service, charity events, and upcoming fairs. The piece records deaths, marriages, and community happenings with numerous named residents and institutions.
Ira D. Parker praises Col Joseph Bobleter of New Ulm as a potential Minnesota governor who would win easily and govern well. The veteran officer served in the Civil War, Indian wars, and the Spanish-American War, founded Minnesota state militia, led as brigadier general, and saved state funds during the 1893 bank panic. He is described as a self-made, stalwart Republican, disciplined in military affairs and revered by soldiers.
The Brown County Board expresses gratitude to New Ulm merchants and town groups for contributions aiding the Poor House dedication on January 25 1908. Special mention goes to bands choirs creameries high school ushers and waitresses and to local officials and speakers who offered cheer and addresses.
City Treasurer announces warrants for assessments by Board of Public Works confirmed by City Council on January 17. Notices real property owners abutting improvements on water mains Franklin Street to North Street and drainage ditch from near 10th to 17th streets with concrete sewer outlet. Pay within 30 days of first publication. New Ulm Minnesota date January 1st 1008. Includes property sale and rental listings and local real estate notices.
A notice notes that instruction is given at the homes of pupils who are desirous, referencing resolution 622 of N State and a contact phone 403.
Turner Hall offers boys girls and youths programs with age specific sessions. Boys 4 to 11 Wednesday afternoon and Saturday forenoon. another boys group age 11 plus Monday and Thursday afternoons. Youths 14 to 17 Monday and Friday evenings. Girls 6 to ll Tuesday afternoon and Saturday forenoon. other girls 11 plus Friday afternoons. Misses over 11 Wednesday and Saturday evenings. Men’s class Tuesday and Friday evenings. Fencing Sunday forenoon 10:00 to 11:30. Sunday School 10:30 to 11:45.
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